Goldman names leaders for newly created Capital Solutions Group, memo shows

(Reuters) -Goldman Sachs has announced a raft of leadership changes after creating a new division, which will focus on financing large deals and providing loans to corporate clients, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters on Monday.

The new division, called Capital Solutions Group, will be a part of Goldman's global banking and markets unit and expand its suite of services for corporate clients, the Wall Street giant said.

In a separate memo, the bank named Pat Fels and Mike Nickols as global co-heads of the Financial Institutions Group (FIG).

Goldman also said Anshul Sehgal and Jason Brauth will assume the responsibility of Agency Mortgage Trading and Non-Agency Trading and Collateralized Lending Risk, respectively.

Here is an overview of leaders taking over the business lines within the new unit:

Unit Executive Title

Credit & Asset Christina Minnis Global head

Finance

Financial and Rob Pulford and Global co-heads

Strategic Jonathan Barry

Investors Group

(FSIG)

Investment Grade Eric Jordan and Global co-heads

Capital Markets Alessandro Dusi

and Derivatives

Equity Capital David Ludwig Global head

Markets (ECM)

EMEA and Asia Mike Marsh and Li Marsh will serve

Pacific Zheng as head of Capital

Solutions in EMEA

and Zheng in Asia

Product leader appointments within Credit & Asset Finance:

Unit Executive

Raya Prabhu and Chris

Leveraged Bonner in the Americas and Dom

Finance Ashcroft in EMEA

Steven Moffitt and John

Structured Greenwood in the Americas and Laura

Finance van Alkemade in EMEA

Adam Zotkow

Alternative

Markets Group

Miriam Wheeler

Commercial Real

Estate

Rajiv Kamilla

Residential

(Reporting by Saeed Azhar in New York and Manya Saini and Niket Nishant in Bengaluru; Editing by Shilpi Majumdar and Shailesh Kuber)

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